Keith Williams, RCS Senior Vice President Asia Pacific, retires

RCS have announced the upcoming retirement of Keith Williams, Senior Vice President Asia Pacific, effective March 31, 2026, after 25 with the audio software company and 5 decades in broadcasting.

Keith began his career in radio, holding programming and on-air roles at stations in Australia and New Zealand. His leadership earned multiple industry accolades and helped deliver continuous #1 ratings at Sydney’s 2Day FM.

In 2001, Keith joined RCS as General Manager of RCS Australia, later advancing to Managing Director (2006), Vice President Asia Pacific (2013), and Senior Vice President in 2023. He played a pivotal role in expanding RCS’s presence across Asia Pacific and driving innovations that transformed the industry.

Keith pioneered Musicpoint, the world’s first internet-based music delivery service for radio, and introduced AirCheck (now RCS Media Monitors) to Australia, revolutionising music distribution and advertising analytics.

Keith said:

“As broadcasters transition into audio companies, RCS is evolving into a cloud-first organisation to meet these demands. While I would welcome the opportunity in this exciting era, I also look forward to retirement and spending more time with my family.”

Philippe Generali, President & CEO of RCS, said:

“Keith has always been a go-getter—a world of personality combined with relentless work ethic. He brought energy and creativity to every conversation, and his ability to close deals while driving innovation set a benchmark for all of us. Keith didn’t just sell products; he sold ideas and possibilities. His passion for radio and technology helped RCS lead the way in Asia Pacific. We will miss his drive and his unique spark, but we celebrate everything he accomplished over these incredible 25 years.”

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Rob McCasker
19 Jan 2026 - 3:29 pm

Amazing on-air talent who drove rating success in every shift he worked. Pioneered the national hours of power back in the day and was remarkably popular with the jox he worked with; always there for support, a beer and a good laugh. Saw where radio was heading long before others and became the great leader at RCS

Well played Wally – enjoy what’s next

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Rob Duckworth
21 Jan 2026 - 9:36 am

Now who do I call if I have an issue with ZETTA2Go?

Thank you for giving me my first job at Triple M. (the real one)

Well done mate

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